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namespace Hyde\Framework\Concerns\FrontMatter\Schemas\Constructors; |
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use Hyde\Framework\Hyde; |
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use Illuminate\Support\Str; |
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trait DocumentationPageSchemaConstructor |
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{ |
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protected function constructDocumentationPageSchema(): void |
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{ |
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$this->category = $this->getDocumentationPageCategory(); |
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$this->label = $this->matter('label', Hyde::makeTitle(basename($this->identifier))); |
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$this->hidden = $this->matter('hidden', $this->identifier === 'index'); |
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$this->priority = $this->matter('priority', $this->findPriorityInConfig()); |
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} |
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protected function getDocumentationPageCategory(): ?string |
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{ |
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// If the documentation page is in a subdirectory, |
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// then we can use that as the category name. |
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// Otherwise, we look in the front matter. |
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return str_contains($this->identifier, '/') |
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? Str::before($this->identifier, '/') |
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: $this->matter('category', 'other'); |
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} |
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protected function findPriorityInConfig(): int |
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$orderIndexArray = config('docs.sidebar_order', []); |
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if (! in_array($this->identifier, $orderIndexArray)) { |
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return 500; |
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} |
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return array_search($this->identifier, $orderIndexArray) + 250; |
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// Adding 250 makes so that pages with a front matter priority that is lower |
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// can be shown first. It's lower than the fallback of 500 so that they |
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// still come first. This is all to make it easier to mix priorities. |
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} |
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} |
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